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Concerning Jaco, The Himalaya, i understand your thoughts. Of course he almost "resume" this bass, as John Coltrane did with the Tenor sax. Above all, Jaco created a Style, or Spirit. Pino Palladino extended this Heritage with a... Stingray, Mick Karn with a...Wal, Jean-Marc Jafet with an... Ibanez So unless you try to clone Jaco's playing, i think that there are various manners to find a personnal way with a JB : touching differently the strings, using flats or mixing the 2 pick-ups, etc... You will find cause you are an artist. Surrender to the perfection of a Jazz Bass Its Design : simplicity, ergonomy, various colors beauty, elegance... I used to own 6 JB at the same time, i am an addicted, in love with this thin neck and asymetric body This woman Meshell Ndegeocello, great Artist, shows how to have a personnal voice with its flatwounds geared Jazz Bass. She lighted my way and point of view in 1993. Sound, Groove, Charism, Freedom http://youtu.be/uSJxP3Cy9qc

Hi fellow Groovers ! I am looking for low tension flatwounds strings. I heard about Labella strings. They are known for strong gauges BUT... There are 2 Labella sets having extra-light gauge. 1- A quite new set called LOW TENSION FLEXIBLE FLATS, 042 - 056 - 070 - 100 2 - The classic DEEP TALKIN’ BASS, Flatwounds – EXTRA LIGHT 760FX, 039 - 056 - 077 - 096 The LOW TENSION has a bigger G and E gauge string than the DEEP TALKING extra light 760FX, but a weaker A string. Why did Labella create a LOW TENSION set stronger than the already existing "classic" DEEP TALKING extra light ? Is it a matter of materials ? fashion ? I wish someone could give me feedback about these 2 sets. Thanks by advance

Avé Jules ! Welcome here, the place to Be, the place to Groove...

After all these color matching headstocks, here a flamed Maple top headstock and its body. A 2014 Rob Allen Deep 5 fretless, my GAS for years. Sawn in a British webshop

Fantastic this Firemist Gold ! Could you tell us its year ? At last i found a way to have my Inca Silver JB66B loaded with Lollypops [URL=http://www.hostingpics.net/viewer.php?id=488337image.jpg][IMG]http://img4.hostingpics.net/thumbs/mini_488337image.jpg[/IMG][/URL] [URL=http://www.hostingpics.net/viewer.php?id=370583image.jpg][IMG]http://img4.hostingpics.net/thumbs/mini_370583image.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

Thumb Bass is the Warwick Bass I play 2 Thumbs a 1989 5 str fretted and a 1993 6 str fretless With its long thin necktrough wenge neck, the 5er has a "very rare" low B. This neck design and bridge position for the 2 Jazz pickups really make the difference.

Really cool basses ! Please don't Forget to specify : year, Brand, color, details... Thanks

Splendid gift ! Take care of your girlfriend Meshell, a real Artist, made me discover this Gibson bass in 1996. http://www.bassguitarrocks.com/les-paul-bass

Here the 70's Fender finishes i found in "The Fender Bass, a illustrated History". I took pictures of my book, i hope it can be read You can add the very late 70's Antigua [URL=http://www.hostingpics.net/viewer.php?id=631835image.jpg][IMG]http://img15.hostingpics.net/thumbs/mini_631835image.jpg[/IMG][/URL] [URL=http://www.hostingpics.net/viewer.php?id=468488image.jpg][IMG]http://img15.hostingpics.net/thumbs/mini_468488image.jpg[/IMG][/URL] I am also crazy about Capri Orange and Sahara Taupe but they were created in 1980 so for your 77/78 project it doesn't match.

I own a fretted Zenith, i love its gypsy look and its mixed magnetic PU -"Hollow body"-"piezo" sound. Some basses had problems (Gibson discontinued) but if you find a good one, you can improve it easily (bone nut, oil on the rosewood fingerboard and bridge, to decrease strings highness by adding a piece in the pocket neck...) I wish i could try a fretless one. There a cool review on YT by Ed Friedland. I think i talked about this instrument here on BC, check my posts

Good evening fellows ! Thanks for NOT forgetting the rules of this topic - Year - brand - color - other options, details ... Thanks for editing your post

A beautiful 2014 Custom shop 64' Jazz Bass in "British Racing Green". Unusual Here http://www.todobajos.com/product_info.php/-p-1436 [URL=http://www.hostingpics.net/viewer.php?id=223730image.jpg][IMG]http://img4.hostingpics.net/thumbs/mini_223730image.jpg[/IMG][/URL] [URL=http://www.hostingpics.net/viewer.php?id=208259image.jpg][IMG]http://img4.hostingpics.net/thumbs/mini_208259image.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

I understand you AntLockyer In the same spirit, my 2012 Fender Japan Limited Inca Silver JB66B looks different with this light. Golden than Silver That´s a cool effect of the matching headstock metallic coat.

There is Custom shop Slab 66 here : http://www.coda-music.com/fender-custom-shop-masterbuilt-slab-body-precision-p-18234.html?oscsid=fea2751165fa87cb58f505496fc51cf1

Pink ! metallic, faded, whatever... A Custom shop shell pink 64' Fender Jazz Bass Edit : this bass is sold in shop so i recreate a link

Beautiful project ! Contrats ! I just Read your topic about your JB 66 reissue Here another white lady from Norm's. There are too many zero, i don't understand the price 1965 Fender jazz bass in Olympic white

I edited my post to answer your question

A lot of black beauties here Here mine. I loved it Edit for BassTractor, i forgot the rules : year, brand, name, details... Sorry Early 90s Godin Electro-acoustic (piezo and harp inside) bass with LRBaggs preamp, in a rarer black finish. Not a A4 Godin Bass.

Beautiful pick up there PMd Put my name on the list

My ex-Ibanez fretless Bass A 1980 Musician 940 (924 in fretted version) Mahogany body and walnut headstock top.